Food flow
Control time and temperature through the food flow
Follow food from receiving to service and place controls where pathogen growth is most likely.
Build a continuous timeline
Receiving, storage, preparation, cooking, holding, cooling, reheating and service form one connected control path.
Measure the food correctly
Use an appropriate calibrated thermometer, place it in the representative area and allow the reading to stabilize.
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Protect transitions
Preparation, transport, display and shift changes create gaps where food may remain uncontrolled longer than expected.
Use the governing rule set
Exact temperatures and time limits must match your exam materials and the rules adopted by your jurisdiction.